There are four ways for international students to pay tuition: wire transfer, credit card, Alipay, and WeChat payment.

1. Wire transfer

Telegraphic transfer is a relatively traditional and common method of remittance. The remitter needs to go to an offline bank branch that offers overseas remittance business to handle the transaction in person. The school will generally provide information such as account number, bank address, bank code, etc. The remitter will fill out an overseas remittance application form based on this information and will need to pay a certain handling fee. The arrival date usually ranges from 2-10 working days.

2. Credit card

Credit cards support online payment. Students can log in to their school account, then follow the operation prompts to select payment. Just select credit card payment in the interface, which is very convenient. However, the handling fee of this method is relatively expensive.

3. Alipay

Alipay is a relatively popular payment method. You can also use Alipay to pay tuition. Alipay is safer and has lower handling fees.

4. WeChat Pay

WeChat Pay is also one of the most popular online payment tools. It can also be used to pay for studying abroad, as long as the cardholder has sufficient balance. You can use WeChat Pay to pay related fees.

Notes on paying fees for studying abroad:

1. Choose a suitable institution

After determining your study abroad goals, you need to choose a suitable institution. You can obtain information about colleges and universities through websites, study abroad agencies, friends, etc., and make comparisons. You can consider applying to multiple colleges at the same time to increase your chances of admission.

2. Understand the payment methods

When applying to study abroad, each school will have different tuition standards and payment methods. Some schools require payment of tuition fees in one lump sum, while others allow payment in installments. Before understanding the school's payment methods, you need to determine the specific fees for tuition and familiarize yourself with the advantages and disadvantages of each payment method in order to choose the payment method that best suits you.

3. Choose a payment method

When choosing a payment method, you should choose a safe and reliable method, and try to avoid using payment platforms from unknown sources. Secondly, you need to keep the payment voucher for subsequent verification of possible problems. If you need to remit cross-border money, you also need to consider related handling fees and exchange rate issues to avoid more unnecessary costs.